A65985:72
The day of doom
The day of doom; or A description of the great and last judgment With a short discourse about eternity
London: printed by J.G. for P.C., 1666
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
XXXIII. Moreover, there together were Children flagitious, And Parents who did them undo by nature vicious. False-witness-bearers, and self-forswearers, Murderers and men of blood, Witches, Enchanters, and Alehouse-haunters, beyond account there stood.
XXXIII. Moreover, there together were Children fl•gitious, And Parents who did them undo by nature vicious. False-witness-bearers, and self-forswearers, Murd'rers and men of blood, Witches, Inchanters, and Alehouse-haunters, beyond account there stood.
XXXIV. Their place there find all Heathen blind, that Natures light abused, Although they had no tidings glad of Gospel-grace refused. There stand all Nations and Generations of Adam's Progeny, Whom Christ redeemed not, who Christ esteemed not through infidelity.
XXXIV. Their place there find all Heathen blind, that Natures light abused, Although they had no tidings glad of Gospel-grace re•used. There stand all Nations and Generations of Adam's Progeny, Whom Christ redeem'd not, who Christ esteem'd not throught infidelity.
XXXV. Who no Peace-maker, no Undertaker to shroud them from God's ire Ever obtained; they must be pained with everlasting fire. These numerous bands, wringing their hands, and weeping, all stand there, Filled with anguish, whose hearts do languish through self-tormenting fear.
XXXV. Who no Peace-maker, no Undertaker to shrowd them from God's ire Ever obtained; they must be pained with everlasting fire. These num'rous bands, wringing their hands, and weeping, all stand there, Filled with anguish, whose hearts do languish through self-tormenting fear.